Dorman 978-5102 Multi-Function Switch

Dorman 978-5102 Multi-Function Switch Overview

The Dorman 978-5102 console multi-function switch is built for specific applications where the original switch needs to be replaced with a direct-fit electrical control. It is designed to match the appearance and function of the factory unit while using quality materials for dependable operation.

For drivers searching for a replacement multi-function switch for a Dorman 978-5102 application, this part addresses common console switch failures without changing the original control layout. It is a practical choice for vehicles that rely on hazard light and high-beam functions at the switch.

Key Features

• Specific-fit console multi-function switch for direct replacement use
• Includes lever for factory-style operation
• Black connector with 8 male blade terminals
• White indicator markings for clear switch identification
• Hazard lights operator and latching high beams operator functions
• Built from quality materials for reliable electrical performance
• Package contents: 1 multifunction switch

Detailed Product Description

This Dorman multi-function switch is engineered to replicate the original switch’s appearance and function on specified vehicles. The part number 978-5102 is intended for applications that use a console-mounted switch with an 8-terminal blade connection, black connector housing, and visible white indicator markings. It includes a lever and is configured for hazard light operation and latching high-beam control, while other cruise control and wiper-related functions are not present on this design.

For buyers comparing OE-style replacement options, Dorman 978-5102 offers a focused solution for restoring switch operation on select vehicles. This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 577.55006, 3544933C92) for the same application. If you are sourcing a replacement multi-function switch for a Dorman 978-5102 fitment, verify the connector style and terminal count against the original part before installation.

What This Switch Helps Fix

• Inoperative hazard light switch function
• Faulty latching high-beam control
• Broken, worn, or intermittent console switch operation
• Damaged indicator markings or hard-to-read switch labeling
• Electrical connection issues at the switch connector

Installation Notes and Tips

Confirm the original switch uses a specific-fit console design with an 8-terminal male blade connector and lever before ordering. Compare the connector color, terminal layout, and indicator markings to the existing part to ensure proper match. Because fitment data is not provided here, use the vehicle’s original switch configuration and OE part number references to confirm application before installation.

Quality Assurance

Dorman designs this replacement switch to match original appearance and function on specified applications and manufactures it from quality materials for dependable service. The part number 978-5102 is built as an OE-style electrical replacement for vehicles requiring this exact switch configuration.